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Cabbies demand equal regulation of Uber, other ride-hailing services
<p>Hundreds of Chicago taxi drivers marched in protest Wednesday outside City Hall demanding that ride-hailing services such as Uber be financially
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<small><strong> Students at Manufacturing Day on the factory floor observe a machine that makes a keychain. | Patrick Judge/For the Sun-Times</strong></small>
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Manufacturing Day gives CPS students hands-on experience
<p>Some Chicago Public Schools students got to learn a few things outside the classroom last week, and their study materials were a lot bigger than a
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Neighborhood fests overlooked, some aldermen say
<p>Several aldermen are urging the Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events to even the playing field between neighborhood festivals and
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Rochelle Davis is CEO of the Healthy Schools Campaign, which organizes the annual Cooking Up Change competition. | File photo
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CPS students face off in healthy cooking contest
<p>The Cooking Up Change event sure sounds like a night of fine dining — a panoramic view of the city skyline, an opportunity to meet the chef.</p>
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L riders face delays, frustration thanks to halted Red Line service
CTA Red Line service on the North Side was shut down for hours Saturday after a train derailed north of the Granville L stop in Edgewater, causing
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The winning meal from Washington High School – which will be served to all CPS students next year – was a Cajun chicken lettuce wrap, served with roasted corn relish and a peach-and-yogurt pizza for dessert. | Provided
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Cajun dish helps Washington HS wrap up cooking contest
<p>Four students from George Washington High School are bound for Washington, D.C., this spring after winning the citywide Cooking Up Change healthy
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<small><strong> Diane Finner says working with broadcast technology at Accenture has been a great experience — “something that you can carry with you your whole life,” she said. | Patrick Judge/For the Sun-Times</strong></small>
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Internships open door to corporate world for Chicago teens
<p>South Side teen Robert Whitmore IV decided to drop out of school a few years ago.</p>
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Riviera stagehands protest firing
<p>Stagehands who worked at the Riviera Theatre say they were fired in September for their attempts to unionize.</p>
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Residents gathered at the Independence Library branch, closed by a fire last week, to demand a new, permanent replacement. | Patrick Judge/For the Sun-Times
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After Irving Park fire, residents want new library
<p>After a smoky, four-alarm blaze in Irving Park last week damaged their library’s interior — and gutted half a dozen storefronts in the same
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